Hannah Su's painting Fearless Forward. Courtesy of Art Hong Kong
(Fight against new crown pneumonia) "Hong Kong Anti-epidemic Art Works Exhibition" online launched the finale exhibition in June will hold a physical exhibition
Hong Kong, April 25 (China News Network) -- The "People First, Life First - Hong Kong Anti-epidemic Art Works Exhibition", jointly sponsored by Art Hong Kong, Golden Bauhinia Art Research Institute, Hong Kong Artists Association, Hong Kong Dagong Wenhui Media Group and other institutions, launched the last batch of exhibition works online on April 25, and the organizers will hold physical exhibitions in June.
Du Baoyu's painting "Travel with Peace of Mind". Courtesy of Art Hong Kong
"People First, Life First - Hong Kong Anti-epidemic Art Works Exhibition" has attracted attention from all walks of life in Hong Kong since its launch, and has received nearly 300 submissions from painters so far. The number of works in this exhibition is widely selected, and the number of works far exceeds the number of works exhibited in the first two batches, with a total of more than 140 works exhibited in the upper and lower parts, reflecting the people's livelihood under the epidemic and showing medical staff and all sectors of society working together to face the severe epidemic.
Li Ruiqing's painting "Supporting Each Other in the Same Boat". Courtesy of Art Hong Kong
The event was supported by the Propaganda and Cultural Department of the Liaison Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the China International Cultural Communication Center, and the Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan Office of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, with Lin Jianyue, Yang Sunxi, Zhang Guoliang, Long Yuxiang, Jiang Zaizhong and other well-known social figures as honorary chairmen of the organizing committee of the event, and Ta Kung Pao, Wen Wei Po, Hong Kong Commercial Daily, China Daily Hong Kong Edition, China News Agency Hong Kong Branch, Bauhinia Magazine, Mirror, China Review News Agency, Hong Kong China News Agency, Hong Kong Cable TV, Guangdong Television Hong Kong Reporter Station, etc. as media support organizations.
Liao Lijing's painting "Warm in the Heart". Courtesy of Art Hong Kong
It is reported that after the online exhibition, the organizers will plan to hold a physical exhibition at the Central Library in June, so that Hong Kong citizens can enjoy it up close. (End)